Armie Hammer was excluded from a series of individual promotional posters for the murder mystery Death of the Nile in the wake of sexual assault and abuse accusations against the actor, who has denied them.
The individual promotional posters for the film, which were released by Disney Tuesday, include Kenneth Branagh, who stars in and directs the motion picture; as well as Gal Gadot, Letita Wright, Annette Bening, Ali Fazal, Emma Mackey and Tom Bateman.
Hammer, 35, is seen in an ensemble poster for the film, and was briefly seen in a trailer released last month, as he plays the role of Simon Doyle in the movie, which is a sequel to the 2017 film Murder on the Orient Express.
The latest: Armie Hammer, 35, was excluded from a series of individual promotional photos for the murder mystery Death of the Nile, in the wake of sexual assault accusations against the actor, who has denied them. He was snapped in LA in 2020
Hammer fell into controversy last year after multiple women accused him of sex abuse and fantasies of cannibalism, presenting alleged text exchanges with the actor, who's appeared in films such as Call Me By Your Name, The Lone Ranger and The Social Network.
Hammer parted ways with multiple projects, including the Jennifer Lopez comedy Shotgun Wedding and the Paramount+ series The Offer, about the making of The Godfather, in the wake of the allegations. He was also dropped by the agency William Morris Endeavor.
Police in Los Angeles in March of 2021 confirmed that Hammer was being investigated in connection with sexual assault after a woman reported an incident to them on February 3, 2021, the AP reported.
In a March 2021 video news conference, a woman who identified herself as Effie, represented by attorney Gloria Allred, said that the actor had raped and
